The Zac Brown Band and Florida Georgia Line are burning up the back roads on their tours this summer and fall. Fans seem to be clamoring for tickets and the prices on the secondary market are rising.
The first North American leg of Zac Brown Band's Jekyll and Hyde Tour kicked off on May 1 at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena. The first leg was a massive one for the country band, who played nine stadium shows, including three consecutive shows at Boston's Fenway Park from August 7-9 and two shows on August 21 and 22 at CitiField in New York City. After a few short weeks off the road, the Georgia-based ZBB will continue their second leg in North American beginning October 7 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and tickets to see Zac Brown Band for the upcoming tour leg are up 13% from the first North American run.
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ZBB's first North American leg had an average ticket price of $145 across all dates, with many notable dates along the way. The band's most expensive stop was their July 9 date at the Usana Amphitheatre in Salt Lake City, Utah where an average ticket price went for $448, with a get-in price of $54. The band's cheapest stop was at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre on May 21, where an average ticket price was $56 with a get-in price of $40. To compare, the band's most expensive date on the upcoming schedule is their November 7 stop at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston where an average ticket price is $237 with a get-in price of just $46. Across all dates, a ticket to see Zac Brown Band is currently averaging $164, according to Forbes and data provided by TiqIQ.
On the other side of the country music spectrum, bro-country duo Florida Georgia Line have also been a hot name throughout the summer while supporting Luke Bryan's headlining tour, Kick the Dust Up, which also kicked off in May. The band struck out on their own this fall to play a string of their own headlining dates this fall for their Anything Goes Tour. Currently, an average ticket to see Florida Georgia Line is $141 on the secondary market. The group's most expensive date is their October 16 show in New Orleans, where an average ticket is going for $167 on the secondary market, with a get-in price of $54. Their cheapest date is currently a September 24 stop at the Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas, where an average ticket is $85, with a get-in price of $46.
